Waldorf man wins $200,000 on ravens scratch off lottery ticket

Waldorf, MD – A man from Waldorf recently claimed a $200,000 top prize from the Ravens X10 scratch-off lottery ticket. He regularly purchases Powerball and scratch-off tickets, but this time he secured a substantial prize.

The winner, a retired federal government employee, explained his preference for new lottery ticket launches. The Ravens X10 ticket attracted his attention, having been released in August with several top prizes still available.

Upon scratching and scanning the ticket at the store, he realized his win but remained calm and later shared the news with his wife at home. He mentioned having no immediate plans for the prize and values time with his family.

The 7-Eleven store at 29969 Three Notch Road in Charlotte Hall will receive a $1,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket. Non-winning Ravens X10 and X2 scratch-offs can be entered into the 2024 Ravens second-chance promotion, with opportunities to win various prizes.

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